Sentence examples for mobilization through from inspiring English sources

This study describes two new blaCMY-2-type genes in E. coli isolates, located within a C. freundii-derived fragment, which may suggest their mobilization through mobile genetic elements.

Our findings that TNF significantly decreases SDF-1 levels but has little effect on OCP CXCR4 expression suggest that, like most hematopoietic cell mobilizers, TNF also promotes OCP mobilization through regulation of SDF-1 rather than through CXCR4 expression.

42 Intervention components included community mobilization through HIV working groups and outreach coordinators, mobile VCT in community centers and other public places, and post-test support services.

The government even shut down wireless data networks to prevent mobilization through social media.

"Mobilization through churches is particularly effective, so being short on time and with early voting underway, it's an effective way to get out the vote".

Crimea in War and Transformation is the first book to examine the terrible toll of violence on Crimean civilians and landscapes from mobilization through reconstruction.

A large number of studies revealed that hydrological events such as high/low water discharges and sediment re-mobilization through heavy rainfall could lead to short-term toxicity changes and to a seasonal burden [28 32].

In addition, the presence of conflict in a neighbouring state can help to facilitate violent mobilization, either through emulation of successful rebellion or through the direct imports of arms and combatants.

The initiative also supports the work of the Nelson Mandela Institute (NMI) in Eastern Cape which aims to improve access to quality education in rural areas through research, teacher and leadership development, community mobilization and through building strong and lasting public institutions.

This mode of action may be via decreased carbohydrate supply to the developing organ through cool temperature inhibition of root carbohydrate reserve mobilization or through a reduction of recent photoassimilate supply resulting from impaired vegetative growth.

One important source of mobilization occurs through joint action, where one group supports another.